Collaborator
Ockham's Razor, part of MimeLondon 2026
About Collaborator
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Ockham’s Razor return with an intimate duet crafted and performed by the two Artistic Directors.
For 20 years, Alex and Charlotte have been testing the boundaries of circus together. Lifting, catching and carrying; stepping on and around each other. They have been dropped. They have picked each other up.
Featuring two performers, a suspended frame and a stage: this is a show about creation and compromise. An irreverent, highly physical and heartfelt dive into navigating a relationship and the negotiation involved in making stuff.
For anyone who has ever tried to make something with someone else: a decision, a work of art, a life.
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Full of joy, wonder and delight
The Guardian
There's something magical about Ockham's Razor
Evening Standard
Thrilling aerial theatre from the trailblazing Ockham's Razor
Metro
Physically thrilling
The Times
About Ockham's Razor
Ockham’s Razor is a contemporary circus company who combine circus and visual theatre to make work that is arresting and entertaining. They specialise in creating physical theatre on original equipment and create stories from the vulnerability, trust and reliance that exists between physical performers.
Rather than paint the circus performer as a superhuman character capable of impressive feats, Ockham's Razor make work that draws on the human and the real, where the characters go through recognisable experiences, emotions and conflicts which the audience can relate to.
Previous works include Tess (2023), This Time, (2019), and Tipping Point (2015).
Cast and creatives
Created, Directed and Performed by Alex Harvey and Charlotte Mooney (Ockham’s Razor)
Producer: Alison King (Turtle Key Arts)
Choreography: Nathan Johnston
Design and Equipment Concept: Ockham’s Razor
Costume Design: Tina Bicât
Credits
Ockham's Razor are produced by Turtle Key Arts, funded by Arts Council England and in association with MimeLondon and Lowry Salford. Supported by arts depot and Flying Fantastic.
